Sentence examples for of telecommunications capacity from inspiring English sources
Besides its own overambitious strategies and flawed accounting, WorldCom also fell victim to a glut of telecommunications capacity.
The extraordinary increases in processing power and the glut of transistors that carry it have led directly to today's scarcity of telecommunications capacity.
Executives at Qwest and WorldCom are expected to defend their transactions with AOL Time Warner as legitimate business deals, although the true market value of telecommunications capacity and online advertising is hard to determine, especially in 2000 and 2001 when the prices of both were in flux.
In addition to telecommunications capacity and technical competence, there is a lot of emphasis at Infocrossing's building on physical security.
Still, rolling out Mystro TV will not be as easy as an engineer pushing a button, mainly because of the elaborate telecommunications capacity required.
Most uses of automated negotiations have so far been simple: settling insurance claims, selling excess telecommunications capacity and so on.
"But we're on the verge of a new personal computer cycle with Windows 2000, along with accelerating growth in telecommunications, capacity constraints among semiconductor and other component vendors and strong demand in the Asian markets".
Many companies involved are awash in red ink, and bandwidth brokers report plummeting prices for long-distance telecommunications capacity.
"The amount of the charge should not have the effect of hindering access for new operators to the market or of reducing the capacity of telecommunications service operators for innovation".
Its goal is to develop technologies that will increase Internet speed, possibly by a factor of hundreds, by increasing the capacity and bandwidth of telecommunications devices.
He joined a panel of telecommunications experts, analysts and academics at a Columbia Institute for Tele-Information (CITI ) conference, where his key message was: "Transmission capacity will soon become a commodity like coffee or cocoa".
